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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1954
Page
2
The Moulton Chamber of Commerce schedules a general meeting at the Fire Station on the third Monday of each month at 8 00 p m Directors meeting follows on the second Friday at 8 00 p m Edwin Darilek serves as president and Mrs Clemice Vanham as secretary manager
Austin official says mountain lions are preying on transplanted deer and antelope in the Black Gap Game Management Area and nearby refuge. Lions move from Big Bend and Mexico amid scarce deer and water impounds attract livestock and wildlife. Fred Moore notes deer remain main target while a dog named Skeeter Bill briefly provoked a lion.
A speaker decries a group rule against the people's rule, citing fears of Communist influence and CIO involvement in elections. The message warns that only Governor Shivers can stop the tide and predicts ongoing battles in future elections, referencing Port Arthur as a warning.
The piece warns of welfare seekers and rising populist appeals while lamenting industrial loss in Lavaca County. It argues for revitalizing farming, warns against communism and machine farming, and contends tariff policies hurt small farmers, risking urban proletarian growth.
A brief note urges readers to use the Eagle Classified section for fast sales. The ad emphasizes speed and visibility for items offered, targeting local buyers.
A reader letters column features Mrs Lela St. Wier describing severe rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism with deformed hands and stiff ankles, reporting restored activity after a treatment and inviting responses for details.
The Wall Street Journal summarizes a House Agriculture Committee study showing consumer demand for better processing and packaging, sanitation, and labor costs push retail food prices up. Retailers retain only a small profit while mass distribution and fierce competition yield abundant displays and wide selection.
The piece compares per capita tax burdens from state and federal taxes totaling about 478 dollars per person annually, noting the high cost of government alongside living costs. It also discusses defense plans to arm offshore radar islands from Cape Hatteras to Newfoundland with platforms, radar, and quarters for 20 to 30 crew.
Arnim started gypsum program to clear ponds and attract bass. U S Gypsum sells the gypsum at 18 dollars per ton and Arnim spent about 9 dollars per surface acre to prepare ponds. Gypsum applied from shore in small ponds and by boat in larger tanks.
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